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  2. NJwx85
    Severe threat is legit today. Storms will be dynamicly driven given the cold front. Veering winds could produce a few tornados. Main threat is damaging wind which looks higher end at the moment.
  3. Blizzard of 93
    It’s pouring rain in Marysville with some thunder.
  4. WxUSAF
    Dunno. I assume fail lol. Maybe if the warm front can push through we can partially clear for a few hours?
  5. Voyager
    Wunderground shows that I got .61" The Tempest App says I got .78" Not sure which one to believe, but either way we got a good opening shot.
  6. frd
    Significant cloud cover to the North, East and West of DC presently. The area of storms in PA really has a crazy outflow as previously mentioned.
  7. Eskimo Joe
    Today is my first day off in almost a month. I've got a Lord of the Rings concert in Baltimore tonight, and we're getting wings at the Dive beforehand. Naturally, we're staring at a busy weather day.
  8. Roger Ramjet
    Socked in the clouds here. Smoke visibility has not changed at all in the last 24 hours.
  9. BxEngine
    Well the NAM seems like it has it nailed so far.
  10. midatlanticweather
    HRRR has said smoke should improve over the next 2 hours and I am thinking that will help with heat. No problems on moisture outside!! It is thick. Sunshine has been seriously shrouded in fog and smoke here in Loudoun
  11. Torch Tiger
    Smoke is back! Let's go!
  12. SolidIcewx
    Out this morning myself on a hike
  13. SnowenOutThere
    Did the models account for this or are we failing as per usual?
  14. Brian D
    Beautiful morning
  15. Occluded Front
    I remember the 72-73 as I was 9th/10th grade kid and just gotten my drivers permit, I had left school early and needed some gas in the car. when I left that morning it was short sleeve weather. While pumping gas there came about a huge wind gust that blew over metal signs, trash cans, even broke a utility pole nearby as the wires stretched under the stress of the load. Then, probably the coldest air I ever felt so quickly hit me in the face. McCoys service station had a big outdoor thermometer as you went in to pay. One of the men there said the temp had dropped over 30 degrees from where it was just minutes before. Well, I left and headed home, heat on high in the car and just made it home when it began to snow those big size flakes. My dad called and said there was a run on bread and milk at the little mom/pop grocery that my aunt ran. No school for 2 days afterwards. Artic cold set in with highs not going above 32F and lows were single to 0 in the hill country. The rest of winter was good one the best.
  16. canderson
    Really nice thunder just now
  17. ABE SnowObserver
    So far in East Allentown this morning by the airport it has been bone dry. However, it poured for a good 20 minutes in Emmaus ( just my south) in the 8:30am timeframe. Not sure if LVIA recorded any measurable precipitation yet today. Radar to the west looks promising though.
  18. WxUSAF
    VA was pretty clear this morning, but cirrus outflow from the PA storms are now expanding over us. Not sure we’re going to clear out at all for the metro areas and points N/E
  19. dailylurker
    I'm literally standing somewhere exactly like the flash flood watch is describing. Bacon Ridge run (fresh waster spring 200 feet upstream) it was dry last time i was through here. It's super tropical out here. Flood me.
  20. WxWatcher007
  21. WinterWolf
    Here we go…Sun trying to pop here now.
  22. Torchageddon
    Blew past even 50mm from the 3rd round, even more lightning nearly at 1K strikes now!! 50 in 3 hr is extreme in my climo.
  23. powderfreak
    Oh no, it definitely isn’t pedantic. I know “pedantic” posters but you certainly aren’t one… always respectful with measured views. Always appreciate the nuances and your expert opinion. Sometimes I just lean towards devils advocate comments, ha.
  24. Albedoman
    In addition to nearly three-quarters of an inch of much-needed rainfall, the thunderstorm also scrubbed weeks of smoke, dust, and other airborne particles from the atmosphere. The rain washed these fine particles onto the landscape while lightning naturally converted atmospheric nitrogen into plant-available forms that were carried into the soil. Although the amount of natural nitrogen is modest compared to commercial fertilizer, every pound helps during a critical stage of crop development. Just as important, the cleaner air and washed foliage allow crops to capture more sunlight, improving photosynthesis and helping fields recover from weeks of drought stress.
  25. WxUSAF
    Come on mama nature, flood me
  26. SnowenOutThere
    Our solar output is pretty abysmal right now. Between high alt clouds and the smoke we need something to change if we want severe to verify.
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